Looking for names that mean Ring? We couldn't find the exact name Ring, but listed below are some first names meaning Ring or names similar to the word Ring.

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Gracelynne  (Latin)
Favor; Blessing. The Three Mythological Graces Were Nature Goddesses: Aglaia: (Brilliance); Thalia: (Flowering); and Euphrosyne: (Joy)

Gracie  (Latin)
Favor; Blessing. The Three Mythological Graces Were Nature Goddesses: Aglaia: (Brilliance); Thalia: (Flowering); and Euphrosyne: (Joy)

Graciela  (Latin)
Favor; Blessing. The Three Mythological Graces Were Nature Goddesses: Aglaia: (Brilliance); Thalia: (Flowering); and Euphrosyne: (Joy)

Graciela  (Latin)
Favor; Blessing. The Three Mythological Graces Were Nature Goddesses: Aglaia: (Brilliance); Thalia: (Flowering); and Euphrosyne: (Joy)

Graeme  (Anglo Saxon)
Warring

Graham  (Anglo Saxon)
Warring

Grahem  (Anglo Saxon)
Warring

Gram  (Anglo Saxon)
Warring

Gringalet  (Arthurian Legend)
Gawain's Horse

Gringolet  (Arthurian Legend)
Gawain's Horse

Gubnat  (Irish)
Irish Form of Abigail: Brings Joy

Guni  (Biblical)
A Garden, a Covering

Gwanwyn  (Welsh)
Spring

Gytha  (Danish)
Warring

Hadlai  (Biblical)
Loitering, Hindering

Hadlai  (Biblical)
Loitering, Hindering

Haji  (Egyptian)
Born During the Pilgrimage

Haligwiella  (English)
Lives by the Holy Spring

Hallie  (English)
Haley, Clearing of Hay

Halliwell  (English)
Lives by the Holy Spring

Hallwell  (English)
Lives by the Holy Spring

Hamlet  (English)
Variant of Hamo: House or Home. Introduced from Germany During the Norman Conquest. Also Used As a Surname

Hamlyn  (English)
Variant of Hamo: House or Home. Introduced from Germany During the Norman Conquest. Also Used As a Surname

Hammond  (English)
Variant of Hamo: House or Home. Introduced from Germany During the Norman Conquest. Also Used As a Surname

Hamnet  (English)
Variant of Hamo: House or Home. Introduced from Germany During the Norman Conquest. Also Used As a Surname

Hamo  (English)
House or Home. Introduced from Germany During the Norman Conquest. Also Used As a Surname

Hamon  (English)
Variant of Hamo: House or Home. Introduced from Germany During the Norman Conquest. Also Used As a Surname

Hannibal  (Latin)
General from the 3rd Century B.C. Who Crossed the Alps With , Men and Elephants During the Second Punic War

Hardy  (German)
Daring

Harrington  (Irish)
Surname

Harti  (German)
Daring

Hartwell  (English)
Lives Near the Stag's Spring

Haru  (Japanese)
Born in the Spring

Haru  (Japanese)
Born in Spring

Harue  (Japanese)
Spring Time Bay

Haruka  (Japanese)
Far, Spring Fragrance

Haruko  (Japanese)
Tranquil, Born in Spring

Harvey  (French)
From Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages

Havilah  (Biblical)
That Suffers Pain, That Brings Forth

Hazel  (English)
The Hazel Tree;Nut. A Nut-bearing Shrub; Used Since the Th Century, When Flower and Plant Names Became Fashionable As First Names

Heath  (English)
Masculine Form of Heather. Untended Land Where Flowering Shrubs Grow. Used Both As a First Name and Surname

Heather  (English)
A Flowering Plant

Heather  (English)
A Flowering Evergreen Plant That Thrives on Peaty Barren Lands As in Scotland. Heather

Hedley  (English)
Heathery Clearing. from a Surname and Place Name

Heortwiella  (English)
Lives Near the Stag's Spring

Herb  (German)
Diminutive of Herbert: Illustrious Warrior. Army. Bright. Introduced into Britain During the Norman Conquest. Famous Bearer: American President Herbert C. Hoover (-)

Herbert  (German)
Illustrious Warrior. Army. Bright. Introduced into Britain During the Norman Conquest. Famous Bearer: American President Herbert C. Hoover (-)

Herbie  (German)
Diminutive of Herbert: Illustrious Warrior. Army. Bright. Introduced into Britain During the Norman Conquest. Famous Bearer: American President Herbert C. Hoover (-)

Hervey  (French)
Variant of Harvey: from Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages

Holwell  (English)
Lives by the Holy Spring

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